Size and outsole are different decisions
The MAXWear 90 configuration is the important design choice for someone comparing this boot with a six-inch wedge. The defined heel changes the profile below the arch, while the 2E label changes the selected width. Neither should be used as shorthand for the other: a wide boot can have either outsole style.
Thorogood’s corresponding six-inch Crazy Horse safety model is 804-4375. Matching that identifier is especially useful when retailer titles shorten Trail Crazy Horse to Crazyhorse or vary the punctuation. Those wording differences alone do not establish a new construction.
How to compare this wide selection
If you already know the six-inch heeled boot is appropriate, compare the 11-2E offer with the same model in the dimensions you actually need. Do not characterize it as a better standing boot merely because it is wider than the 10 D listing. The two size labels differ in both length and width, so a direct comfort conclusion would be misleading.
If you want the same lower shaft but a continuous sole, consider the six-inch wedge. If waterproofing is the missing requirement, the 1957 line is the model-level comparison. If additional height is needed while preserving a defined heel, the eight-inch Crazy Horse MAXWear 90 changes that variable. These are clearer paths than recommending an oversized version of the current boot. The leather finish can guide appearance preference after those construction choices have been resolved.